This error that I fixed with the performance logger is back.
There has been a few things I’ve been able to ignore and they now are impacting each other.
Starting with… I’m using a 4K monitor. If I boot to a terminal the text is tiny. And if it is read I can’t read it.
Is there a way to permanently change that default text size?
Now after using a terminal log on all WiFi devices have zapped off.
And I have an issue with Plymouth after various tries to get KDE 6 going.
humm I did a bit of chatGPT on my issues. A good result on some things I had no idea on with a good explanation. A bit boring to post results here, highly recommended giving it a go.
There are things I don’t know, things I don’t know I don’t know, and things I’ll never know, even things I won’t remember.
On that, I have everything WiFi working on 9.4 but is I use 9.5 it fails.
Most likely I fixed something when using 9.4 or I’m using 9.4 because it doesn’t have the issue.
What I don’t know is what 9.4 or 9.5 means in terms of the extent of the differences? Is it just a kernel file difference or is other stuff changed?
A good way to know is to save the output of ‘dnf upgrade’, you will see all the old packages (including kernels), and then all the new packages.
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